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Program-5 Payroll Table

The document creates a payroll table with employee details like ID, name, department, salary components. It inserts sample employee records and adds a net pay column. It then writes SQL queries to update net pay, sort by net pay, filter by department and salary ranges, and sort in descending order.

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Program-5 Payroll Table

The document creates a payroll table with employee details like ID, name, department, salary components. It inserts sample employee records and adds a net pay column. It then writes SQL queries to update net pay, sort by net pay, filter by department and salary ranges, and sort in descending order.

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PAYROLL TABLE
SQL> create table payroll(empno number(8), empname varchar(8), department varchar(10), basicpay
number(8,2), hra number(6,2), da number(6,2), pf number(6,2));
Table created

SQL> insert into payroll values(1001,’anu’,’sales’,1000,200,500,600);

SQL> insert into payroll values(1002,’abi’,’marketing’,2000,1200,900,700);

SQL> insert into payroll values(1003,’mani’,’sales’,3000,1600,600,500);

SQL> insert into payroll values(1004,’ravi’,’purchase’,2000,1300,500,200);

SQL> insert into payroll values(1002,’ram’,’production’,4000,900,600,400);

SQL> alter table payroll add(netpay number(8,2));


a) Update the records to calculate the net pay.
SQL> update payroll set netpay=basicpay+hra+da-pf
b) Arrange the records of the employees in ascending order of their net pay.

SQL> select*from payroll order by (netpay);

c) Display the details of the employees whose department is "Sales".


SQL> select*from payroll where department=’sales’;

d) Select the details of employees whose HRA>= 1000 and DA<=900.


SQL> select*from payroll where hra>=1000 and da<=900;

e) Select the records in descending order.

SQL> select8from payroll order by (netpay) desc;

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